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I have two rules. Excel at my new job as athletic trainer for a hockey team. And absolutely, under no circumstances, develop feelings for any of my players.

I break rule two approximately eleven days in. With three men. At the same time.

In my defense, Cole, the brooding team captain, should not be allowed to cook shirtless in a shared kitchen. Mateo, the team's resident ray of human sunshine, memorized my coffee order after one conversation and flirts like it's a cardio workout. And Liam ...
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I have two rules. Excel at my new job as athletic trainer for a hockey team. And absolutely, under no circumstances, develop feelings for any of my players.

I break rule two approximately eleven days in. With three men. At the same time.

In my defense, Cole, the brooding team captain, should not be allowed to cook shirtless in a shared kitchen. Mateo, the team's resident ray of human sunshine, memorized my coffee order after one conversation and flirts like it's a cardio workout. And Liam reads romance novels with a rescue cat in his lap, and watches me with intensity.

They're best friends. They're my patients. They share a house.

A house I now live in, because the universe flooded my apartment and apparently thought, You know what would be hilarious?

I'm supposed to be starting over, not starting something that could cost me everything I've worked for.

Three hockey players. One very inconvenient house. A woman who's finally learning that the love she deserves might not look anything like she was taught to expect.

This is a why-choose sports romance with a found-family heart, forced proximity that goes from sweet to scorching, and three men who prove love doesn't have to be a competition.
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